Amelia Johnstone | Year 1-2 Summer Holiday Briefing 2011
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The document provides guidance for an illustration student's personal identity project. It instructs students to explore their individual eccentricities, obsessions, and areas of interest to help establish a unique personal voice and visual style. Students are encouraged to collect objects and information related to what inspires and intrigues them. They will present their collections and research in tutorials to outline themselves as individuals and identify their practice interests and working methods.
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